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A certain whale withdrew 500 Bitcoins from Binance about 3 hours ago, worth approximately 20.68 million US dollars

A certain whale withdrew 500 Bitcoins from Binance about 3 hours ago, worth approximately 20.68 million US dollars

2023/12/18 03:28
According to analyst @EmberCN from X platform, a certain whale withdrew 500 Bitcoins from Binance about 3 hours ago, worth approximately $20.68 million. In addition, this whale previously withdrew BTC from Binance at an average price of $27,670 between May and October, then transferred 635.9 BTC back into Binance at an average price of $40,085 between November 6th and December 12th, realizing a profit of $7.9 million.
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